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James Brown, a well-known crossdresser and dancer, has stated that being gay is not a crime.

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During an interview with Hip Tv, the internet star revealed this.

 

 

“Being homosexual is not a crime, it’s not a horrible thing,” he stated when asked how he feels when people question whether he is gay. It’s about people’s lifestyles in other countries, as well as in the United States.

 

People dubbing me gay because I haven’t said anything about it irritates me. Allow me to be the first to express it.”

 

 

During an interview with Hip Tv, the internet star revealed this.

 

 

“Being homosexual is not a crime, it’s not a horrible thing,” he stated when asked how he feels when people question whether he is gay. It’s about people’s lifestyles in other countries, as well as in the United States. People dubbing me gay because I haven’t said anything about it irritates me. Allow me to be the first to express it.”

 

 

During an interview with Hip Tv, the internet star revealed this.

 

“Being homosexual is not a crime, it’s not a horrible thing,” he stated when asked how he feels when people question whether he is gay. It’s about people’s lifestyles in other countries, as well as in the United States. People dubbing me gay because I haven’t said anything about it irritates me. Allow me to be the first to express it.”

 

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Brown also talked about how his parents’ broken relationship left him depressed and devastated.

 

Brown also talked about how his parents’ broken relationship left him depressed and devastated.

 

 

“I communicate with my father, but not with my mother.” I won’t call her a bad person, but she was unconcerned about me. Because they used to have this personal dispute, she sees my father in me. So whenever I’m around her, she thinks of me as my father, and she’s constantly violent around me. As a result, we have a strained connection. Growing up, I was traumatized, and I really desired to be loved by my parents, despite their differences. All I wanted was to be loved and cared for. That was never a problem for me. I’ve become depressed. “I was traumatized by my parents’ divorce.”

 

 

 

 

 

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